Translation of "Kontrolle verschärfen" in English

The EU must tighten its standards for countries that get rich at the expense of others.

Parliament must look, too, at the developing Common Foreign and Security Policy and sharpen its procedures for monitoring, scrutinising and controlling that policy.

Whereas, in order to step up controls and to prevent any risk of deflection of trade resulting from inaccurate documents, Commission Regulation (EC) No 544/97 (5) makes imports of garlic originating in certain third countries subject to the presentation of a certificate of origin issued by the competent national authorities in accordance with Articles 56 to 62 of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 of 2 July 1993 laying down provisions for the implementation of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 establishing the Common Customs Code (6), as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 1677/98 (7), and requires imports of garlic originating in such third countries to be transported directly to the Community;

Relevant input from third parties will improve the quality of the Commission's work, enhance control and contribute to less distortion of competition in the single market.

The Council, after a proposal by the Commission, may strengthen the limit values and quality objectives in Annex II based on a change in scientific knowledge about the toxicity, persistence and accumulation of these substances in living organisms and sediments, or in the event of an improvement in the best technical means available for their control.

The combined company will remain comfortably under the asset threshold that would make it a systematically important financial institution, sparing it increased regulatory scrutiny.

Instead exercising restraint in their treatment of practitioners, they have formed a Special Service Team to tighten their control.

The central questions are how global environmental changes and specific environmental policies are articulated locally and how they interact with context-specific social, economic and political transformation processes, thereby effectively reinforcing existing conflicts in areas of resource utilization, access and control or contributing to the emergence of new socio-ecological conflicts and constellations.

At the same time, the Court of Auditors would like to see tighter control.

Nevertheless, it is possible to step up the checks carried out.

When it comes to financial aid from the EU, of whatever kind, the monitoring needs to be tightened up.

Shall I increase the night watch around the fence?

On this occasion, I request the European Commission and the Member States to reinforce controls and apply sanctions through the relevant bodies, where necessary, for real protection of consumers, for whom the companies not listed in CRS represent an affordable, yet deceiving means of mobility.

I welcome the aspiration expressed in Mrs Lucas's report aimed at tightening controls and creating an effective sanction system.

Therefore, instead of tightening checks, we are now going to abolish visas, open our doors wide and make the problem of imported crime even worse.

I have therefore asked the Member States to improve collaboration between national authorities and to strengthen the controls.

What is needed above all else is something for once to be done about recovering sums of money paid out in error, since fraudsters will otherwise keep on getting away without penalty and Member States will have no incentive to tighten up their excessively casual and lax controls.

The review of legislation on plant and animal health is an opportunity to strengthen controls and to curb the adverse social, environmental and economic impact.

The Commission therefore intends to reinforce the conditions and controls under which exports subsidies for live animals can be granted.

In case of practical difficulties, Member States may derogate from the first subparagraph, provided that they tighten controls at the time of acceptance in accordance with Article 14(5).

The Commission also intends to reinforce the conditions and controls under which exports subsidies for live animals can be granted.

Following the discovery of the fraudulent use of non medical grade silicone in breast implants manufactured by the Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP) Company in France, the priority now is for the Member States and the Commission to act together to tighten controls, provide a better guarantee of the safety of medical devices and to restore patient confidence in the law that protects them.

The review of legislation on plant and animal health is an opportunity to strengthen controls, to apply them in a uniform way and to curb the adverse social, environmental and economic impact.

As the previous review pointed out, it is to some extent up to the high-tax Member States to resolve this problem by reducing their national rates and/or tightening up their controls.

In order to improve the protection against the introduction into the Community of organisms harmful to plants or plant products, Member States should intensify the checks required.

When a serious and persistent problem is detected, the Commission sends a letter to the national authorities of the third country concerned, asking them to implement corrective measures such as delisting establishments, blocking exports or intensifying controls.

When a serious and persistent problem is detected, the Commission sends a letter to the national authorities of the third country concerned, so that they implement urgent corrective measures such as delisting establishments, blocking exports or intensifying controls.